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What is passive sentences in Japanese?
This page summarizes only the essential points of the Japanese passive sentence and causative sentence. Let’s start with a passive sentence.
＜There are two types of passive sentences＞
Direct passive statement: An active sentence directly corresponds to an active sentence, such as “~” in the active sentence becomes “~” in the passive sentence. Ex. シマウマは ライオンに おそわれた。Zebra was attacked by a…
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As Dense As a Rock(Language Teaching Terminology): As Dense As a Rock(Language Teaching Terminology): Passive Sentence
Passive Sentence
A sentence which describes an action by someone from the viewpoint of someone else who is affected by that action.
What Does That Mean?
It talks about whoever was on the receiving end of whatever happens, often using Intransitive Verbs to provide a more detached point of view. It’s like when you ask your friend about the company softball game they played in and they say “We got whupped hardcore”
EX: She moved out of my place with out so much as a see ya later. Before that, though, she left a note that said "I know I haven't best person towards you and did a lot to mess you up. You deserve someone better than me, and until I find that person in me, I'll on a little trip. Don't try and find me, either, 'cause you gotta be in the know the find this place. Just know that I won't be gone too long. When I get back, I expect to able to enjoy that tasty beef stew of yours, alright?
